Fancy a short detour into the world of classical music during your lunch break? This is more than possible at the Berlin Philharmonie! Every Wednesday at 1 pm, 40 to 50-minute lunch concerts take place here in the foyer of the Great Hall, offering you a broad program. They are ideal for a casual introduction to the world of classical music, but are also guaranteed to delight even die-hard classical music fans. And the very best thing? The concerts are completely free of charge.
Beethoven, Bach, Mozart, Tchaikovsky and more: experience a colorful variety of programs at free concerts in the Philharmonie
From piano works by great composers and chamber music to percussion duos by Tchaikovsky or tangos, there is something for every taste. The program changes weekly – just check the Philharmonie’s website to find out what you can expect that week.
As befits a lunchtime concert, reasonably priced catering is of course also included. Admission is free, but the number of guests is limited, so it is advisable to arrive early. The concerts are extremely popular and are usually attended by a diverse audience from young to old. They are perfect for anyone interested in classical music who wants to add a touch of culture to their lunch break in a relaxed atmosphere.
📍 Venue: Berlin Philharmonie (Foyer of the Great Hall), Herbert-von-Karajan-Straße 1
🗓️ Date: September to June, every Wednesday at 1 pm
🎟️ Price: free admission, as long as seats are available
More classical music experiences in Berlin
If you are looking for further classical music highlights in Berlin, there is a wide range of options: from the Konzerthaus to the Staatsoper Unter den Linden, our capital offers a number of venues for enjoying classical music. The candlelight concerts, for example, present an exciting format for this, where you can expect a large selection of classical tributes and tribute shows to various genres.